Hey everybody, this is Ryan Mallory with shareplanner.com swing trade in the stock market in

today's episode. It's going to be a good one. We're going to be talking about luck and skill

and how the two really intertwine with each other and they play off of each other. And this email here

comes from a guy. He's excited about the redneck name that I'm going to give him. And for those

who don't know the reasoning behind me,

giving redneck names to all the writers to this podcast show,

it's because I don't want to use the real identity.

So I give him a good Florida redneck name because I'm from Florida.

I live out in the boonies.

I'm pretty much a redneck myself.

So it's a way for you guys to be able to relate to me

and me relate to the audience, I guess. So any case, for this episode, I'm going to call this guy

the yoinker. And the reason why is there's this guy. It's actually pretty impressive. He

lives down in the Everglades, or at least he visits it quite a bit. And he's on Instagram. You can see him on there. And he, like, goes up to these animals like anacondas and eels and crocodiles. Yes, we have crocodiles in Florida, believe it or not. Alligators, just diamond back rattles days. He, like, taps the top of their head. He calls it, give him a good yonk. and so we're going to call this guy the yoinker in honor of this guy name. I think his name's Garrett. He's on Instagram. It's quite fascinating, but he's like the epitome of Florida man. In any case, joinker writes, Hi, Ryan. My name is whatever you decide to come up with. I can't wait to see what you

come up with. Well, we came up with a yonker. And I recently found your podcast and have become

enthralled. I used to be heavily invested in the financial markets, but life, lives, I've never

heard that expression before. Life, lives. And I got away from it in the past few

years. I've recently started getting back into investing and trading and have used your podcast as a

helpful way to renew my interest. To give a little background on my personal history in the markets,

during college, I was head of our Fed Challenge team and student government president

of finance and graduated with a BS majoring in finance with a minor in economics. I spent five

years on the street as a licensed sell-side trader and earned my level two of my CFA. I spent years

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